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geowizard 15:17:10 Tue Oct 15 2013 Offline posts Reply

Gold is down and Iron is up! Interact Reply Quote Report To Mod Last Posts Ignore User Global Ignore Whisper Here's the latest Iron ore news: http://www.mining.com/mining-majors-rerate-as-china-iron-ore-price-defy-gloom-39618/?utm_source=digest-en-mining-131014&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=digest Iron ore is paying $133.60 per Tonne. (Metric tonne) kaveman, That is nice gold in your LeTrap! Look at that Iron! :smile: Like everyone, I have been frustrated at all the iron/blacksands and separating the black sand from the gold. It is pain staking and tedious work! In fact, I have been frustrated by the HUGE geophysical anomalies in Alaska that are IRON and not GOLD! Japan is the second largest importer of Iron on the planet and is a stones throw from Alaska. So,Geowizard, lemmee get this straight... Alaska has HUGE Iron deposits and is a stones throw from the market? :confused: - Geowizard PS Look at the production graph on the link above; Check out FMG, an Australian miner that went from ZERO to the fourth largest Iron ore producer on the planet! All from Magnetite, mHematite, Hematite and Hematite -goethite. [1 edits; Last edit by geowizard at 15:22:35 Tue Oct 15 2013]

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